Civil Defense in Gaza Carries Out 45 Missions in 24 Hours
Civil Defense crews in the Gaza Strip carried out 45 missions over the past 24 hours, amid the ongoing Zionist genocide against the Palestinian people in the Strip.
The Civil Defense in Gaza explained, in a statement received by the Yemeni News Agency (Saba), that it carried out these missions from Wednesday morning until Thursday morning, and included three firefighting missions, 10 rescue missions, 19 ambulance missions, and 13 other missions.
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